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Terrorist group threatens to bomb Univeristy of Ibadan
PICTURES: Gov. Ambode hands over road in Ojodu
Lagos concludes inauguration of 114 LG roads
Seek medical examination before taking drugs, Pharmaceutical Society advises Nigerians
Build more technical institutions, Eleganza boss urges FG
Buhari felicitates with ace photographer, Smart-Cole, at 75
Hajj: 1,000 Sokoto pilgrims return home
To beat the champions is good, says Jose Mourinho
How Leicester went down at Old Trafford
English Premier League table
Niger Delta Avengers bomb Bonny crude export line
West Ham dancing to different tune
Over two million captives rescued from Boko Haram – Buratai
Man nabbed for raping daughter in JSS-3
First batch of 499 pilgrims from Kano State return home

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No Leicester regrets for Niang
AC Milan’s M’Baye Niang says he has no regrets about not moving to Leicester, but says he is sure to fulfil his dream of playing in England’s Premier League on day.
Five CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals facts
Five CAF Confederation Cup semi-finals facts ahead of second legs this weekend:
Pogba scores first goal for United
Pogba had gone five games without scoring following his £89 million ($115 million, 102 million euros) arrival from Juventus and had to endure criticism of some below-par performances.
Four dead on journey to Tompolo father’s funeral
AMIDST the lavish celebrations that greeted the funeral of Chief Thomas Ekpemupolo, father of wanted ex-militant leader, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, a.k.a Tompolo, it was tragic on Friday as four persons reportedly died in a boat mishap on their way to the event.
Biafra: ‘Odumegwu Ojukwu, others acknowledged they made a mistake’
BIAFRANS in Enugu showed a laissez-faire attitude toward the Sit-at- Home protest call by Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB on Friday.
Adeosun’s statement false, misleading, malicious – PDP
The People Democratic Party (PDP) has again said that All Progressive Congress (APC) leadership under President Muhammadu Buhari was sacrificing Nigeria’s hard earned democracy on the ‘Slab of Falsehood’ and that Minister of Finance, Ms. Kemi Adeosun’s statement on Airport Terminals Counterpart Funding was false, misleading, malicious.
Oct. 1 deadline for enforcement of speed limiting device is sacrosanct — FRSC
The Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) in Bayelsa, has insisted that there is no going back on the Oct. 1 deadline for enforcement of the speed limiting device in the state.
First test of driverless minibus in Paris Saturday
The French capital’s transport authority will on Saturday carry out its first test of a driverless minibus, in the hope that regular routes for the hi-tech vehicles will be up and running within two years.
Clark, others rebuff N-Delta summit, warn Buhari not to listen to Amaechi
THE rejection of the Federal Government –sponsored two –day Niger Delta Summit initially planned to hold Monday and Tuesday by the Pan –Niger Delta Coastal States Consultative Forum, led by former Federal Commissioner for Information, Chief Edwin Clark and pointed disagreement over the one-sided concept , forced government to suddenly postpone the talks, Friday night.
Sex-starved woman seeks dissolution of 9-yr-old marriage
A 37-year-old housewife, Rofiat Hussein, on Friday asked an Ojaoba Sharia Court of Arbitration in Ibadan to dissolve the nine-year-old union with her husband, Nurain, based on sexual starvation and neglect.
Adamawa govt. relocates 350 IDPs from Mubi
The Adamawa Government says it has relocated no fewer than 350 Internally Displaced Persons(IDPs) made up of mostly women and children.
Four dead in Washington state mall, gunman on the run
Police were searching Saturday for a gunman who killed at least four people and wounded one other during a shooting at a mall in the US state of Washington.
Dear Sultan, Fulani herdsmen are not foreign terrorists
At the advent of renewed mindless attacks by Fulani herdsmen on fellow Nigerians with the height of it all coming in Agatu and Enugu where, as usual, hundreds of innocent and defenceless citizens were mowed down in cold blood, invasions which caused a huge outcry among well-meaning Nigerians and the international community, several eminent Nigerians have risen in defence of the herdsmen designated the fourth most dangerous terrorist group in the world by the Global Terror Index, claiming an alibi for them by saying that they are not Nigerians.
The US presidential debate: what you need to know
Monday’s US presidential debate, a combat of titans pitting the Democrat Hillary Clinton against the Republican Donald Trump, is sure to be a major moment in the campaign, with just six weeks left before the November 8 election.
UK, US govts. commit £80m, $41m to humanitarian aid to Lake Chad
The governments of the United Kingdom and the U.S. on Friday pledged additional 80 million pounds and 41million dollars, respectively, to the Lake Chad Basin to support those affected by the Boko Haram crises.

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